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Bruce Springsteen’s song reflecting on his second trip to the altar and Woody Allen wondering how the word “Oldsmobile” showed up in one of the Dead Sea Scrolls found near the Gulf of Aqaba.
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The big band leaders of the 30’s and 40’s referred to them as canaries and saw them as a necessary distraction from what they enjoyed most: elaborate instrumental arrangements. They knew that only their male fans would be left, and perhaps not even them, if they completely abandoned female vocalists like The Two Helens: Forest and Ward.
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In Podcast #27, we will explore the questions: Are my standards too high, too exacting for me to be truly happy? Why do I sometimes feel like I should get a “job” or do some kind of “work”? Does thinking about maybe getting a job make me better than other people? Am I worried that if I quit borrowing money from my friends, they’ll think I’m stuck-up?
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A salute to more early country musicians, especially the broken-hearted like George Jones, “who may not be walkin’ tall but he’s tryin’, and at least he’s learned how to stand on his own two knees.”
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This week you’ll hear from two of the pioneers of country music, plus a General Motors ad from the 2008 recession: Take this car……please.
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She was the second woman inducted into the Rock ’n Roll Hall of Fame and today few people remember her name, and he is the most famous composer from Brazil but spent much of his life playing the piano in a movie theater.
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Which of the following would you consider it advisable to do?
1. Hire Jerry Seinfeld as your life coach…
2. Buy a new automobile from Jerry Lundegaard…
3. Debate Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) as to the meaning of the concept of Force Majeure.
Find out on this week’s episode of “The Voice of the Arts”!
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You just might want to listen to Podcast #22 if you answer YES to the following questions:
Are you so tired of superheroes that even a hero sandwich gives you pause?
Are you a man who can readily observe unique qualities in your spouse such as the ability to save you from a school of man-eating rainbow trout?
Are you a baby boomer who has experienced the heartache of being unable to find a human being anywhere on a customer hotline?
These, and more, explored in this week’s episode of “The Voice of the Arts”!
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Flannery O’Connor’s chilling tale of a vacation bound family that encounters three prison escapees on a twisting dirt road in South Georgia is the centerpiece of our most recent podcast from “The Voice of the Arts.”
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“Never, never had anyone spoken to me in that tone before. I looked at him incredulously and saw his face convulsed with rage. It was only then that I fully realized how God had codded me, listening to my prayers for the safe return of this monster.” – Character Larry, speaking of his father, in Frank O’Connor’s “My Oedipus Complex.”